The American actor, comedian, and director, Tim Conway was previously married to Mary Anne Dalton. But, they had to split up after spending 17 years of married life. After Mary, Tim married his current wife, Charlene Conway.

After the unsuccessful married life with Mary Anne Dalton, Tim was in a dilemma and lived in his own world. However, after Charlene came into his life, she has become an important part of his life. Know why was the actor’s married life with Mary Anne became unsuccessful. Also, find out the marital relationship between Tim and Charlene Conway.

Seven children is a lot, don’t you think? For such a long termed relationship, why did the couple get separated? A thing to arise curiosity in the fans minds, eh?

[ CAPTION: Tim Conway with his ex-wife and children ][ SOURCE: National Enquirer ]

The reason for their divorce is still not known to the public. As people from the old generation, the lives of Tim and Mary Anne was not that publicly known. Because of the low number of media outlets in that period, the reason has now dived deep within and has now become irretrievable.

Tim Conway Married Charlene Conway

After the separation, Tim stayed as a single guy for some five years. Tim got married to the secretary of the Carol Burnett, Charlene Fusco in 1984. The couple is living a happily married life for 37 years now.

After the break up with his first wife, Tim was disappointed and stressed to lose his love. Such a hard thing to go through. When the disappointments hit Tim, Charlene came to his rescue. She stayed there firm with Tim holding his hands and making him believe in love again.

The love of Tim towards Charlene grew much stronger and stronger. And, as they grew older, Charlene became more important for Tim. As the saying states that a man’s success is due to the hard work of his better half, Charlene was the reason for Tim’s successful professional career.

Behind every successful man, there’s a woman. As such, Charlene became an integral part of Tim as she was behind him in every part of their long married life.